True Loyals

Officers of 319 Battery, 92nd LAA, possibly in 1943

Soldiers of 7th Loyals, Coed Helen, Caernarvon, 1940

Possible NCOs of 7th Loyals, including Philip Gregg

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Location and personnel unknown, but possibly 92nd LAA

Gunner Leo McCarthy, 7th Loyals / F Troop 92nd LAA

Private James Lyon, B Company, 7th Loyals

Gunner Tom Mason, 7th Loyals / F Troop 92nd LAA

Gunner Len Harvey, F Troop 92nd LAA

Billy Baker, 7th Loyals

Gunner George Baker, F Troop 92nd LAA

Lieutenant John 'Jack' Prior, Intelligence Officer, 92nd LAA

Driver-Radio Operator Jim Holder-Vale

Driver-Radio Operator Bill Husband

Driver-Radio Operator Bill Wills, who survived the Sambut disaster

Gunner John Potter

Gunner Idwal Lewis

Gunner Philip Parks, F Troop 92nd LAA

Major Peter Crane, 319 Battery, 92nd LAA

Major George Williams, OC 318 Battery, killed in 1944

Lt Col Robert Loder-Symonds, OC 92nd LAA, Sep 43 - Jan 44

Crew of Gun F3 near Rouen in 1944

Officers of 318 Battery, 92nd LAA at Folkestone in 1942

Officers of 319 Battery, 92nd LAA, possibly in 1943

92nd LAA Driver-Operators in Castle Douglas, 1943

92nd LAA soldiers in Castle Douglas. John Potter is top right

Gunner Len Harvey and his comrade Eric Sheriff

Leo McCarthy and comrade, Germany summer of 1945

Douglas Davies

Peter Connelly

The recruits: 92nd LAA driver-ops on a training course at Kinmel Park Camp, near Rhyl, North Wales, in early 1943

Many of the recruits signed the picture

Driver-Op Les Hall of 92nd LAA

92nd LAA driver-ops David (Dai) Jones, Dick Humphries, Eddie Price and Les Hall

Les Hall and Dick Humphries, September 1945

Dick Humphries, Eddie Price, Les Hall and David Jones

Bill Husband, Unknown, Dick Humphries, Les Hall

Les Hall and Dick Humphries

Henry Woodall

Henry Woodall

Henry Woodall’s comrades in E Troop (picture damaged)

Lieutenant Richard George Forbes